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 SoLS Seminar Schedule - Fall 2005 Seminar

DATE	SPEAKER	TOPIC/ABSTRACT
Friday September 2nd 2005 Time:3.40-4.30 Room: PSA 107	Ananias Escalante, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University	Assessing natural selection in human malaria parasites
Friday September 9th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Sharon Crook, Department of Mathematics and Statistics and School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University	Coupled Oscillator Models of Cortical Dynamics
Monday September 12th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 309	Dave Terman, Department of Mathematics,Ohio State University	The Dynamic Range of Bursting in a Model Respiratory Pacemaker Network
Friday September 16th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Xiaohong Wang, Department of Mathematics and Statistics and School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University	Backward Bifurcation in A Mathematical Model for Tuberculosis with Loss of Immunity
Friday September 23rd 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	John Nagy,Scottsdale Community College	A Mathematical Model of the Elser Hypothesis: The role of Nutrient Stoichiometry in the Acidosis and Necrosis characteristic of Malignant Neoplasia
Friday September 30th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Priscilla E. Greenwood (Cindy), Deptartment of Mathematics and Statistics, Arizona State University	Using Fisher Information to Identify the Optimal Signal in Neuronal Models
Friday October 7th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Karl-Peter Hadeler, Department of Mathematics and Statistics,Arizona State University	Epidemic modeling: case fatality versus differential mortality
Friday October 14th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Tufail Malik, Department of Mathematics and Statistics,Arizona State University	A Resource-based Model of Microbial Quiescence
Friday October 21st 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Nakul Chitnis,Program in Applied Mathematics,University of Arizona	Using Mathematical Models in controlling the spread of Malaria
Friday October 28th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Rachel Kuske, Department of Mathematics, University of British Columbia	Hidden stochastic multi-scale dynamics in biological models
Friday November 4th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Josef Hofbauer, Department of Mathematics,University College London	To persist or not to persist
Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Mudassar Imran, Department of Mathematics and Statistics,Arizona State University	Model for Antibiotic Resistence in Biofilms
Monday November 21st 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 309	Frithjof Lutscher, Department of Mathematics and Statistics,University of Ottawa	Life in the Flow:Persistence,Invasions and Competition in Rivers
Friday December 2nd 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 107	Bruce E. Rittmann, Director, Center for Environmental Biotechnology, Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University	Modeling Multi-Component Biofilms - Why Some Biofilms Are Strong,While Others are Weak
Friday December 9th 2005 Time: 3:40 Room: PSA 546	Thanate Dhirasakdanon Department of Mathematics and Statistice, ASU	Kolmogorovs differential equations and Markov population chains
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